Ralph Wood, Jr.

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Staffordshire figures

...grays—was used. Musicians, animals, shepherds, classical deities, allegorical figures, and portraits were in the repertoire. Among known artists are the potters Ralph Wood, Sr., and
Ralph Wood, Jr., and the modeler Jean Voyez. Nineteenth-century figures, mostly portraits of English and American personages, such as Queen Victoria and George Washington, were often vivacious and...

Wood family

...family’s most prominent members were Ralph Wood (1715–72), the “miller of Burslem”; his brother Aaron (1717–85); and his son Ralph, Jr. (1748–95). Through his mother, Ralph, Jr., was related to Josiah Wedgwood, and the two names were on a number of occasions associated professionally.